Q.T.V.
Q.T.V. is a defunct national fraternity that was founded in 1869 at Massachusetts Agricultural College, and then incorporated in 1890.[1] It expanded nationally over the years, but eventually disbanded in the 20th century, with its former members becoming associated with other Greek life organizations.
Chapters
- A Massachusetts Agricultural College – 1869
- B University of Maine – 28 February 1874 (later became part of Phi Gamma Delta)[2]
- Γ University of New Hampshire – 1881[3]
- Δ Pennsylvania State College – 1885-1890[4]
- E Cornell University – 1 November 1888[5]
- Worcester Polytechnic Institute – 1886 - 1889 (later became part of Phi Gamma Delta)
gollark: Do so immediately.
gollark: We could make an alignment chart from this.
gollark: Thus, practicing things is programming.
gollark: If you do something manually and get better at it, you're training a neural network, which is a kind of program, to do it.
gollark: Planning out on things in advance lots does not work very well for me. I like to arbitrarily add stuff to things midproject.
References
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- Index. Amherst, Massachusetts: Massachusetts Agricultural College. 1900.
- "Archived copy". Archived from the original on October 18, 2013. Retrieved October 18, 2013.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- http://www.unhmub.com/involvement-leadership/greek-life/about-us/about-greek-life
- "Residence Directory of the Sigma Chi Fraternity: The Chapter Rolls, Alphabetical and Residence Indices, Together with a Historical Sketch of the Fraternity Since 1890". 1902.
- http://cdsun.library.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/cornell?a=d&d=CDS18881102.2.6#
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